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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1937
Page
4
Mount Dora Tonic from Mount Dora Florida lists staff and ads with brief notes on issues. It mentions Easter dates weather humor and quotes, plus data on past motor vehicle fatalities and a feature on 100000 azaleas at Ravine Gardens Palatka and Governor Cone's stance on taxes.
Engineers have begun an inquiry to identify the flood's cause with the possibility that excessive rain contributed to the event. The assessment will consider rainfall levels and related hydrological factors as part of determining responsibility and prevention.
The Tampa Tribune editor E. D. Lambright wins first prize in 1936 Associated Daily contest for best editorial. Neal O'Hara notes heavy Florida-bound traffic as New York to Miami trains split in sections. Dr Charles Demko of Altoona announces a new grape variety yielding two to five tons per acre, cross of American and Simpsons wild grape after 14 years and 280 trials.
The Journal of the American Medical Association refutes the California Fruit Growers Exchange assertion that California oranges are 22 percent richer in vitamin C than Florida oranges. It states all four orange varieties are strong vitamin C sources and criticizes targeted claims as misleading, urging truthful Florida citrus advertising.
The text notes that Kansas now holds the unique distinction of being the only state officially dry, marking its status as free from alcohol sales.
The University of Florida uses a unique booster tag on cars to advertise the state and indicate ownership as a contributor to the institution. Proceeds from tag sales support a scholarship fund aiding needy Florida boys in pursuing education.
Congratulations to Manatee county for capturing the grand sweepstakes prize at the Florida Fair in Tampa. Lake county, runner up, is praised by Leesburg Commercial for nearly matching in citrus and vegetables with total big-class prizes of $550. County agent Hiatt is lauded for his leadership and record of success.
The Florida Times-Union exchange editor claims he and his staff scrutinize nearly 10 000 papers annually. He describes a tiered review process with exchange editor state editor society editor and sports editors all examining each arrival.
Columnist H. S. Phillips from Miami notes dramatic postwar changes in Florida tourism. He paints Aladdin as the community patron, catalogs 38 new hotels 122 apartment houses 320 residences and 45 new stores. He describes crowds of architects builders and agents racing about while tourists marvel then worry about nervous breakdowns.
The city expresses gratitude to Mr. George J. White of First National Bank Mount Dora Florida for a generous fruit donation to aid flood refugees. The fruits were distributed to those in need and praised by residents. The letter notes the close ties between Parkersburg and Mount Dora and offers future service.
Distinguished visitors including Hon J C Getzen attend Lake County Chamber planned events marking the semi centennial with a 2 30 parade at Tavares, flagpole dedication, and three flags raised. At Yalaha program on courthouse site, speakers W B Knott and B M Robinson join J C Getzen. States Supper in Leesburg gym features state representation and tickets at the chamber office.
The town urges residents to combat mistletoe on water oaks and laurel oaks trees, noting mistletoe harms the oaks and defoliation is at a peak. It calls for cutting out the parasite and encourages planting new shade trees, especially laurel oaks.
The Girl Scout Troop committee hosts a benefit card party on March 11 at 8:00 p m at the Yacht Club. Tickets are available from the Chamber of Commerce. February is celebrated as International Month and as a time for Girl Guides and Scouts in honor of Lord and Lady Baden-Powell.
Officials list head committees by state with names and towns such as Alabama Ed P. Fendley Leesburg and Arkansas Marion D. Walker Leesburg. The roster covers Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine Massachusetts Maryland Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina and more with numerous local appointees.
Villa Dora described as earnest and conscientious, a devoted husband and father who valued hard work. Friends recall his cheery, helpful nature and plainspoken honesty, and express gratitude for his companionship and guidance. He passed peacefully to join his loved one, with prayers for safety and happiness in the hereafter.
Mrs Josephine Ferrell aged 76 died Saturday at her daughter Mrs Oakley Andrews home in Tangerine. Survived by six sons J R Ferrell Orlando J R and C J Ferrell Lacoochee N C C L Ferrell Crawfordsville W L Ferrell Benhaden Fla and thirteen grandchildren. Remains taken to Tallahassee for burial with Rehbaum & Company in charge. Scientists find aerating canned grapefruit juice by pouring between glasses improves flavor.
The First Methodist Church in Heber reports Sunday school at 9 45 AM and 11 AM worship with a sermon by a stor titled In Tune with a Infinite Spirit. An Epworth League gathering is set for 6 30 PM led by Marjore Loveless followed by an evening program at 7 30 PM titled Washington and His Day.
Reverend Neslie V. Underwood leads Corner church with Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 00 and evening service at 7 30 B Y P U meets at 6 30 and mid week service is Wednesday at 7 30 Strangers are welcome and all without a regular church home may attend.
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